Hi,

I am in touch with two other applicants from Belgium and one from France.
I have no specific plan to go to Brussels soon... but I'd be glad to have a drink after work... Let me know.

Hi,

FYI : received UPS admission offer from NYU this morning (Belgian time), without any previous email.

Received admission package from NYU today!

Has anyone received a rejection from NYU or not heard anything?
Thanks.

Good question... The UPS has been trying to deliver me a package for two days now, they had some problems with my address. They said they would deliver it today by noon, it's 6 pm now and still nothing. SI I called NY, they said they would e-mail me the tracking number to find out where is my package but they refused to say whether it was an admission or a rejection letter!!! So if after two days of getting crazy about this package, I will get a rejection.... OOOOO.....

I have not received anithing. I wonder what it means...

Matreshka, maybe UPS has some problems with your address too... HRrrrrr.. I'm too nervous :))

Hi, Maria_Gri:

I don't think NYU needs an "UPS" to reject you. Relax~
I wish you best luck!

-Peggy

I don't think NYU will use UPS to send a rejection letter, either. Therefore if you don't have anything, I guess it's a bad sign. ( I'm in the US now and haven't got anything yet. )

Does anyone from France have an answer for NYU ?

Does anyone from France receive an answer (acceptance or rejection) from NYU ?

Sorry for interupting your conversation.

NYU LL.M. program information session was held on March 29 in Tokyo. In the session, NYU professor seid that they started sending their admission letters to Japanese applicants last week and we would receive them until about next week. As far as I know, all Japanese applicants, including me, have not received any decision from NYU.

I understand the same session may be held in China. Does any one take part in the session?

Thanks for encouraging messages, but then why the guy on the phone did not want to say it?
Pooky, UPS is trying to deliver me the package in France, actually. Last time I called them, they said it was in transfer from one of their succursales to another....

By the way, who attended these information sessions? I was not be able to attend, I am wondering now if I missed smth important.

Maria Gri, Im sure you'll get your letter tomorow and that you'll get a good surprise....When did UPS called you ? To which LLM have you applied ?

Maria Gri, all Japanese applicants can attend the Tokyo session, not limited to the admitted applicants.

I think you are admitted to NYU (conglaturations!:)). Last year, some friends who were admitted to NYU received the admission package by UPS, but other friends who were rejected by NYU received the rejection by regular mail.

My mail from NYU was received by the mailroom in the New York Office of the company where I work. I am anxious to see what it inside this letter but unfortunately it will get to Moscow only on Tuesday. When I called the guy from the mailroom told me that it is a package, not a letter. Do you think that a package is good sign?

Those who received the mail already, please, tell me when is the deadline to accept the offer?

Degree: I'm sorry, there was a mistake in my post: I WAS NOT able to attend (not because of my admission/non-admission status), so could you tell me what kind of information is delivered during such sessions?

Pooky: they called me yesterday, but the package is still not delivered.

Matershka: I think the package is definitely good sign :)) If you are in, which of HLS, Columbia and NYU will you choose?

Matreshka, sorry for mispelling in the previous post:)) By the way, which university did you graduate from in Russia?

Maria Gri,
In the session, a simple lecture was given by an NYU Professor (who studied Japanese law and Chinese law), followed by an informational session (including Qs and As session). The session was enjoyable but I did not find real useful information there. I think the session aimed to attract Japanese applicants to enrolling not other universities' program but NYU program (there was a sumptuous banquet at the reception which was held after the informational session!).